Smart Plug 4 Pack, Refoss Smart WiFi Outlet Works with Apple HomeKit, Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri, Timer & APP Remote Control, 15A
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Modesta Marquardt
19-11-2024I bought 1 set 4 months ago. One quit operating in 12 hours. One in a couple weeks and the third in a month or so. Total waste of money. Don’t buy.
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James Ferrer
> 3 dayI’m no tech expert but the description says 2.4 ghz connection not 5g. I believe a lot of people complaining it does not work after several a tries is because they’re not aware of what their Wi-Fi connection is. After receiving the product it literally took me to set up one of the plugs in less than 2 minutes with Apple Home App. With that said, I could be wrong but again I did not have issues because I knew my Wi-Fi connection was 2.4 ghz. I say this to say, the bad reviews are really making this look bad when it could’ve been avoided. Would definitely buy more.
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Colleen and Justin
22-11-2024We use these for some lights in our home. They work great with Siri
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Cheryl M. Laddmirault
> 3 dayIt’s not being recognized by Alexa
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Tin
> 3 dayIt’s work with HomeKit amazingly
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HAWAIIAN
> 3 dayContinue to get “Not responding “ from Apple home app! You get what you pay for I guess
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TaterTot Lover
> 3 dayThese smart plugs worked without a problem when I controlled them from my ehomelife phone app. The main reason I bought these plugs was because according to the description I would be able to control them using Alexa. It was somewhat challenging to get Alexa to recognize the devices at first (I experienced several trial-and-error attempts); First I had to install the eHomeLife app on my phone and set up my eHomeLife account. Then I had to enable the eHomeLife skill in Alexa (make sure you remember your eHomeLife log-in information when you set up your eHomeLife account because you will need this info to enable the eHomeLife Alexa skill). Then after setting up each device in the eHomeLife mobile app I had to go into the Alexa app and add each device in Alexa. Although setting up these devices to work with Alexa was not the most seamless, user-friendly process, I suppose it was somewhat worth it, since the price of these plugs was decent. I would only get these if you have some tech know how and enough patience to take the time to set them up. If I knew then what I know now about how tricky these would be to set up, I probably would have bought a different brand with better user ratings - even if it meant spending a little more.
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Robert A. Copley
> 3 dayOutlets make it easy to turn a home into a smart home
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Peter costabile
> 3 dayVery happy with the purchase. I am happy that I can give the outlets more custom schedules than even applehome allows from the meross app. Personally there are times where the device does not respond when I ask siri to turn on, which is a pain, but if i go to meross app i can click it on manually, or just press the button on the device itself. This is strange because i gave 2 of the outlets to my GF and hers never has that problem, so i wonder if its a wifi connectivity issue, perhaps my connection isnt as stable?
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August Chianese
> 3 dayOthers seem to be noting issues with Apple HomeKit, but I am strictly Android/Google Home, and I havent had any issues with these plugs. Worked great out of the box. I use the eHomeLife App and got them synced up on the first try with that, then I got them syncing on in to Google Home. They work as expected; turning them on/off with voice works, and they dont randomly turn themselves off/on like Ive had some other smart plugs do. These are quite large/bulky, and ~$40 for 4 of them might be OK? Id probably only buy a set if they were a few bucks less given the size of them, but at least functionally, these work just fine.